school vending machines to Hurt Our Children
One of the most critical jobs we have as parents is to keep our children stay healthy. We do the best we can, while at home. We pack them a lunch bag or send them to school with lunch money and hope for the best. But children do not always follow their parents' advice when you are away from home. When children are in school, their primary job is to teach, and schools are responsible for creating an environment that is conducive to learning. So why are so many parents and school administrators to effectively poisoning of children and sabotaging their ability to learn? This is exactly what school vending machines do.
# 1 Sugar Rush, Sugar Crash
We've all heard these terms but what do they mean? May you hear the term "sugar rush" and compare it with a sense of euphoria or a feeling of increased energy. What actually happens when you eat (or drink) sugar your blood stream is flooded with glucose and insulin is trying to turn this extra energy in fat. Whether you have a burst of energy associated with the intake of sugar short-lived and quickly followed by "sugar crash." Headaches, sluggishness, and even dizziness are common symptoms of an accident. When your body absorbs glucose from sugary snacks, and insulin is produced, it triggers this reaction and makes you feel, in a word, miserable.
As you can imagine, sugar consumption in the school can wreak havoc on a child's learning ability. Everyone reacts differently to sugar, but for the most part, children are more sugar sensitive than adults. In fact, studies have shown that children's adrenaline levels are 10 times higher than the normal five hours after a test dose of sugar. Kids' learning ability deteriorates in direct proportion to the amount of sugar they eat.
Teachers are, or should be, on the board by removing school vending machines that feed our kids junk. One school ban on sugar had dramatic results. When Dr. Yvonne Sanders-Butler, director of Browns Mill Primary School in Lithonia, Georgia, conducted a school-level ban on sugar, she noted, "In the first month of the ban, we noticed bad behavior has fallen, and students were more on-task. we had a 23 percent drop in discipline referrals. teachers could do their job of teaching students. "I would say that is a glowing recommendation for getting sugar out of school.
# 2 provide artificial food
Many foods marketed for children to use bright colors and fun shapes to attract their attention. Unfortunately, most food manufacturers use artificial food coloring, even when natural dyes were available, because they are cheaper. In fact, the UK uses natural food colors such as pumpkin and carrot extract the color orange soda and real strawberries in a McDonald's strawberry sundaes. In the U.S., those same products are made with artificial colors. These chemical dyes have been shown to increase hyperactivity in children, which can cause real problems in schools, as children are able to sit still and concentrate in the classroom. Artificial food colors are just one problem with processed foods. How is the food is processed in its packaged form? With kemikalijama.Više chemicals you ingest, the worse your health. Stay away from processed foods is a smart way to limit the number of toxins you consume.
A good rule of thumb is if you can pronounce all the ingredients in a food product (and not a few), it's probably okay to eat. There are more than 4,000 artificial additives put into the junk food, many of which are poorly tested and not tested in combination. We are basically guinea pigs eat whatever junk is put in front of us. Here are just some of these toxins to avoid like the plague.
- Aspartame easy to say, but it is essentially a poison. This is the sweetener in most diet soft drinks and is associated with brain tumors and memory loss. Some have reported an impact similar to formaldehyde poisoning.
- Saccharin: In 1977 the FDA recommended a ban on the sweetener, after laboratory rats and mice developed bladder and other forms raka.Vladin response to the recommendations of the FDA warning label requirement. In 1997, the diet industry is the pressure of the World Health Organization to remove saccharin from the list of cancer causing chemicals, it is no more than one warning.
- tartrazine: The yellow colorant is a coal tar used in many bombona.FDA sought to ban all food and schools that have banned foods containing this chemical saw a big difference in children's behavior.
- Red Dye # 3: The colorant is actually banned in 1983 after studies showed thyroid cancer in laboratory rats, but the solution is rejected by the government and it is chemical is still used in high-fat, low-moisture foods such as icing.
# 3 Help form bad habits
problem with sugary snacks and drinks is that once a child begins to eat and drink them, they become addicted. Children are accustomed to the sugar rush and forget about how you feel awful during the collision. Children do not process sugar the same way adults and sugar addiction can form quite brzo.Ovisnosti sugar can lead to allergies, lethargy, headaches and high blood tlaka.Navike learn as children will carry into adolescence and adulthood. Fat, unhealthy kids turn into fat, unhealthy adults ... which in turn, increase the fat, unhealthy children. Breaking the cycle will now have an impact on this generation and generations to come.
Much research has been done in the best ways to correct bad habits. And that is what the school provides automata - bad food that makes kids' bad habits. You do not need tons of psychological analysis to tell you that the child will eat the best tasting thing available to him or her. One of the main points to correct bad habits is to find an alternative behavior. If your child is indulging in a greasy potato chips, potato chips easily removed from the house and replace them with healthy, tasty alternatives such as banana chips. Similarly, in schools, children will quickly break your bad habit of eating junk food, if there is no junk food available. Removal and / or replace them with healthy vending machines that offer organic, low-sugar, no processed food and beverage options will be children on their way to the formation of good habits and be successful students.
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